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We’ve all been there. You’re writing along swimmingly and then, without warning, all words run away from you. Nothing. Nada. You couldn’t write a coherent thought if your life depended on it. For freelancers and bloggers, our productivity lapses generally mean the dreaded writer’s block has set itself squarely in our path. And this can happen whether we are copywriting for catalog printing or blogging, or this productivity lapse can also extend to when we run into new problems that are outside of our comfort zone. If you find yourself staring through the screen, wondering what to do next, this …

Get your “kapow, blam, kaboom” on with technology for comic book students I asked my 12-year-old son what he wanted to be when he grew up the other day when we were driving to my parent’s house for a birthday celebration. He didn’t hesitate when he said, “a comic book artist”! Of course, I should have guessed, he was batman 4-years in a row for Halloween as a small child, and ever since he’s been collecting comic books like they were rare diamonds.

You have been eyeing for success from the time you began blogging. You wanted to have lot of audiences and to make your blog bigger. You would have felt happy when someone left a comment on your blog. When a visitor visited your site, you were happy. You would have definitely been happier when you had millions of visitors on your successful website. Certainly, that’s a good thing. But are you being careful enough for your blog not to disappear just like that?

When I first came across to the term responsive web design, I was like lost in the forest that I have no idea what is all about. The awkward thing happened to me as I manage this blog and someone have submitted a guest post that talks about responsive web design and during that time I never give much attention and not even take time to read and understand the article.